Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-22

To most OF the victims death must have come
instantaneously. but some of them appeared to
be vet quivering and life was ebbng away when
the train was brought to q standstlll.
There was only fifteen minutes delay, and the
train, which had wrought so much disaster
proceeded on its way from Allendale to Hobo
kus.
New York Republicans.
TCopygat, 1887, by Tie Calforria associated Press.
New YORK. July 2lst-[special There are
frequent conferences of prominent State Re
Cole has issued call for meeting of the State
Committee to be held at Saratoga August I'd.
The committee will name the time and place
for the State Convention. In bis circular letter
to the members of the committee Captain Cole
says that very important questions will be con-
sidered by the committee, and he earnestly Ie-
quests every member to be present.
Dyed-in- the-woo1 Americans.
ERIE. July 21st.-At Yesterdays Convention of
the Junior Order of United American Mechanics
representing membership of l,00J in Penn
sylvania-a resolution was adopted that a me-
mortal be presented TO Congress asking that
per capita tax be imposed on foreign emigrants
landing at American ports. Congress will also
be asked to prohibit the landing of pauper emf
born emigrants shall live citizens y years
before becoming eligible to Office.
The Telephone Litigation.
ICopyrtght, 1857, by the California Associated Press
h,
lace, in the United States Circuit Court to-day
hand down a decision in the case of the
American Bell Telephone Company against the
Globe Telephone Comrany to restrain the de-
fendant from infringing on the patent granted
to Alexander Graham Bell on March T. 1886.
Judge Wallace granted the permanent injunc-
ton asked for by the Bell Telephone Company.
His opinion is long one.
Value of Il Hawaiian Cable.
TCopright, 1857, by the California Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 2lst.-[Special THE Tribune
says editoriaily 81 Experience shows how con-
venient and desirable d cable to the Sandwich
Islands would be. Its commercial value would
also be considerable. All the same, it is not
likely that the proposition of the San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce, that the Government
give substantial aid to a cable project, will re-
ceive general approval"
Death of Daniel 4. Casserly.
fCopyig, 1887, By as California associated Press.
NEW. YORK, July 2lst.ISpecial Daniel A
Casserly "A lawyer and jurnalist died at ST. Mary'S
Hospital, OF consumption, after a long illness,
brother of the late United States Senator Cas-
serly, of California He was member of the
law firm OF Rudd & Casserly, of this city. Ten
years ago Mr. Casserly became q Journalist, and
he has been on the editorial staff of the Tribune
and Times.
Cleveland Solid in Missouri.
Copyright 1887, by he California Associated Pres
Marmaduke of Missouri, is in the city and ex-
poets to leave for Europe on Saturday. He saws
the tendency among Missouri Democrats is to
boom Cleveland, though they are not satisfied
with number of the Federal appointments
that he has made.
Apparently Not Fake"
PROVIDENCE (R. ~, July 2lst-The prize-fght
here last night between the - Belfast Spider
and Jack Ravlin, feather-weights, was one of
the hardest contested battles on record. The
little fellows fought and slugged each other for
upward of four hours when the battle ended
in draw,
An Indiscreet Young Lady.
CINCINNATI, July 2lst.-Miss Josie Holmes,
who was Exchange Clerk of the late Fidelity
Bank, and whose visits and consultations with
Harper the late Nice-President of the bank
caused his removal, was to-day arrested. Upon
being arraigned she waived examination and
was required to give bond of SIC, 600 This has
not been done, and she is still in custody.
Death of Jennie Collins.
lCopyriga, 1887, By ae California associated Pres
BosToS, July 21st.-[special. l-Jennies Collins.
the famous founder of Bofiin's Bower died at
her home here to-day.
Bicycle Record Broken.
CHICAGO, July 2lst-Morgan, the New York
bicyelist, has broken the worlds record for
quarter-mile, having made the distance in 3315
seconds.
A Jealous Husbands Terrible Deed.
WASHINGTON, July 2ist.-Last night Peter
Barkhart, aged 20, wealthy farmer near Peters
burg, having become jealous of his young wife,
deliberately shot her dead in the presence of
their 4-year-old boy, and then killed himself
The Worlds Championship.
New YORK, July 2lst.-Richark X Fox cabled
to this city to-day that he had completed ar.
for eight for the so-ealled worlds
championship between Jem Smith and Jake
Kilrain, for 81 600 side the fight to take place
in Spain four months hence.
Prominent Kentucl,ians
LOUISVILLE, July 21st-Theo. ]. Monarch. one |
Of the best known and largest distillers in |
Kentucky, died at Owensboro to-day aged 81 |
years, of paralysis.
GEoRGETowS July y2lst-Ex-Congressna Asa |
aged 70. Ho was a relative of President Cleye- |
land and native OF New York
Prominent NIissourian Gone.
RIcHFIELp SPRINGS (Mo). july 21st.-Gerard |
.. Allen, one of the Oldest and most prominent |
,itlzens OF g. Louis, died Unexpectedly this
morning, Mr. Allen was the founder and |
resident OF the Fulton Iron Works, of st. |
Louis, and President of the Missouri Republican |
newspaper, and was interested in most of the I
important commercial and social enterprises in
4. Louis.
The Chicago BoodIers.
CHICAGO, July 2lst.-The jury to try the ON.
liDus Doodle case was finally secured late
his afternoon, after nineteen days spent in ex-
iiliiniHS seNtIal hundred tradeSfnen.
They Love Their Tod Too Well.
MILWAUKEE July 2lst.-Gambrinus Assemble
Knights of Labor, goo strong to dav withi rev
rom the order because of Grand Master Work
nan Powderiy's sentiments on temperance.
a Quarter-aIilIion Loss.
BALTIMORE, July 21st.-The bark extract
light. Loss, $4,000. '''''N -
Death of a Mother Sunerior.
LocKPoRT q. ~, July, 2lst-Rev. Mother